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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
3
Incoherent 6 year text states no person will be allowed and mentions emcees of 0600. It refers to postal ranks deposits into a reserve fund and an unclear guarantee of a later and provided shots and enforcement.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a deadly fire in Texas with women and a child burned, a man plunging to the bottom of a canyon, and a fatality involving Sabrina in a domestic scene. The text is garbled and hard to parse.
The United States district court ruled Wednesday that the indictment against the Publishing Company and associates over alleged libel against Theodore Roosevelt and Taft rested on faulty authority. The judge dismissed the case, citing lack of proper legal grounding for the indictment.
Incoherent passage reads as a rough OCR snippet about local topics with references to people and places unclear due to corruption. The readable portions hint at community notes or notices without coherent events or identities to anchor a proper summary.
Delegates from Utah Idaho and Wyoming discuss building a Tri State highway and mutual road improvements. Governor Spry attends an afternoon session urging better roads while a 20 mile per state proposal is debated for routes north and south from Salt Lake City toward Idaho and Arizona.
Balline proposes to the Senate Committee on Territories to lease 5 000 acres in Katalla and Matanuska districts to the government with a royalty of 600 a ton on coal mined. He argues this could yield up to 93 000 000 for the government per hundred acres.
President Taft asserts his administration will not pursue a new punitive crusade against industries. He emphasizes his policies align with the January 7 1910 message and deny any planned broader crackdown. He rejects rumors of aggressive prosecutions and reiterates measured enforcement.
The inquiry centers on R A Ballinger with charges that before government service he acted as attorney in deeds for Willam Geal company in Lewis county Washington and that as land office commissioner in 1907 he failed due diligence on Cunningham coal land claims in Austria. The committee ordered opening statements outlining alleged fraud and actions to patent without proper investigation.
Utah Copper won a key injunction against the Boston Consolidated merger in Trenton as Judge Col onel B A Wall and C W Graham granted the order. Shareholders then voted to take over Boston Consolidated at a rate of one Utah for two and a half Boston shares. Nearly one million Nevada Consolidated shares show intent to exchange for Utah Copper at two and a quarter Nevada for one Utah.
Washington reports that chambers of commerce and boards of trade urged the national board of trade to persuade the state department to recede from demand that American beef and cattle be admitted to Germany. Resolutions argue Germany offers no advantage as US beef demand grows.
Transportation costs from Goldfield drop February 4 as local railways and rivals agree on lower rates. Ore valued between twenty and thirty dollars will be charged fifty cents per ton less, while Colorado shipments up to twenty dollars per ton see the same reduction. The policy eases hauling costs for miners shipping ore to Utah and Pacific coast points.
London suffragists pressed for votes by disguising as a telegraph messenger boy to gain access to a Premier Asquith meeting at Albert Hall. Miss Jessie Kennedy led the attempt, but the plan failed to win admission or the expected honors as police dragged sympathizers from the event.
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